MASSHILL & SIXTY ACRES, CLONLEIGH, LIFFORD PO
Construction of a commercial anaerobic digester for renewable energy in Clonleigh.
1651411 · Donegal County Council · Lodged 28 September 2016
- Reference
- 1651411
- Authority
- Donegal County Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Type
- PERMISSION
- Received
- 28 September 2016
Summary
AI-generatedThe development consists of a commercial centralised anaerobic digester processing animal waste and alternative feedstocks to produce renewable energy and fertiliser. The facility will have a 500kW output and includes digesters, a CHP engine, reception buildings, and a new entrance.
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Development description
Construction of a commercial centralised anaerobic digester which shall process alternative feedstocks including animal waste and produce renewable energy and fertiliser having a total output of 500kw. The works shall involve construction / provision of the following: (a) two primary digesters with collection domes (b) pump house building (c) control building (d) provision of a containerised chp engine and associated stack (e) a feedstock reception building and macerator building (f) weighbrdige , pasteurisation tank, storm water interceptor, provision of a pre pit and flare (g) all drainage and associated site development and ancillary works including development of a new vehicular entrance and access roadway
Key dates
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- Application received28 September 2016
- Decision due22 November 2016
- Decision issued17 November 2016
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